A warm welcome awaits you at The Salvation Army in Welling. This isn’t just a church it’s a lifeline for the community. For years The Salvation Army Welling has been a beacon of hope on Welling High Street. It provides more than just spiritual guidance. It offers vital support to those in need.
The Salvation Army Welling is located at 124 Welling High Street. Captain Katy Shubotham leads this dedicated team. They work tirelessly to feed hungry mouths. They ensure people have the basics to not just survive but thrive. It’s a place of safety a haven where judgement is absent.
The food bank is open daily. Just email to book a slot. But it’s more than just food. Recently The Salvation Army Welling transformed its food bank into a community pantry. This provides a wider choice of food for low-income families and individuals. For a small fee members select higher-priced items like meat and dairy. They choose fruit vegetables toiletries and household cleaning products. They can also choose free items such as books crafts clothes and crockery.
More than 50 people are signed up. It operates every Friday. A renovated kitchen now offers a hot meal. Around 15 people stay for lunch weekly. The menu changes. It uses ingredients from the pantry. The warmth extends beyond sustenance. Friendships blossom during meals and among the pantry shelves.
The Salvation Army Welling also offers other weekly activities. There’s a knit and natter group on Tuesday mornings. A coffee morning takes place on Fridays. These gatherings foster connection and community spirit. The Salvation Army Welling embodies compassion and support. It’s a place where hope flourishes. It truly serves its community. It reflects the power of community spirit. It stands as a testament to the transformative work of The Salvation Army.